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Author: Amy Veloz
The Pahrump Valley High School baseball team secured an exciting 4-3 win over the Mater East Academy Knights in a home game on March 12. The Trojans showcased strong defensive plays, aggressive base running, and key at-bats to claim victory in front of their home crowd. The Knights started off at the plate and managed to get four players on base, including three singles. However, the Trojans’ defense held strong, preventing any runs. Catcher Ben Cimperman set the tone early, throwing out a baserunner attempting to steal second. Solid fielding helped strand three Knights on base, keeping the game scoreless.…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans baseball team showcased resilience and determination in their recent matchups against Moapa Valley and Needles. Despite coming up short in both games, the team demonstrated strong performances at the plate and in the field. Their record currently stands at 11-4-1. Trojans vs. Moapa Valley Pirates In an away game against the Moapa Valley Pirates, the Trojans started strong, taking an early 2-0 lead in the first inning. Aidyn Cratty singled to left field and later scored on a line drive from Kayne Horibe. Chris Nelson followed with a hard-hit grounder to center, bringing Horibe…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans softball team delivered a stellar performance at the March Warmup Classic in St. George, Utah, on March 14-15, 2025, finishing the tournament with an impressive 4-1 record. Despite a close opening loss to the Taylorsville Warriors, the Trojans bounced back with four consecutive wins, demonstrating resilience, offensive firepower, and defensive adjustments that solidified their status as a formidable competitor. Day One: Game 1: Taylorsville Warriors 9, Pahrump Valley Trojans 7 The Trojans kicked off their tournament run against the Taylorsville Warriors in a high-energy battle. Pahrump came out swinging in the top of the…
In a game filled with home runs, momentum swings, and fierce determination, the Pahrump Valley High School Trojans softball team fell just short in an offensive showdown against the Needles Mustangs at home on Tuesday, March 18. Despite an explosive performance at the plate, the Trojans ultimately lost 25-21 in what turned out to be an unforgettable game. The Mustangs jumped out to an early lead in the first inning, launching a home run to left-center to go up 4-0. Pahrump responded quickly in the bottom of the frame when Evalenne Armendariz stole home, and Riley Saldaña blasted a two-run…
Brittani Kathryn Smith, a proud graduate of Pahrump Valley High School’s Class of 2012, has maintained a strong connection to the school and community that shaped her early years. Some of her favorite high school memories include playing on the girls’ soccer team during her freshman and sophomore years. Unfortunately, knee surgeries prevented her from continuing, but the friendships and experiences from those seasons remain meaningful. Academically, one of Brittani’s standout experiences was participating in the CNA dual enrollment program during her senior year. This opportunity provided her with invaluable insight into the medical field and firsthand experience working in…
As graduation approaches, Pahrump Valley High School senior Makenzie Eaton reflects on her journey through high school with gratitude for the experiences and the people who have shaped her along the way. For Makenzie, the past four years have been a time of growth, learning, and discovering who she truly is. Surrounded by supportive teachers, friends, and family, she has gained valuable life lessons that will guide her in the years to come. During her freshman and sophomore years, Makenzie was an active member of the PVHS volleyball team. Though she eventually decided to step away from the sport, the…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans baseball team secured a commanding 8-2 win over the Canyon Springs Pioneers on March 5, demonstrating resilience and strong teamwork on the field. The game started off slow, with both teams struggling to find early momentum. The Trojans went three up, three down in the first inning, but their defense held firm, preventing the Pioneers from capitalizing on an early scoring opportunity. The second inning saw the Trojans break through, as Andrew Zurn reached first with a single and advanced to scoring position thanks to a stolen base and a wild pitch. A crucial…
The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans softball team delivered a dominant performance, defeating the Mater East Knights 14-1 on Wednesday, March 5, despite wet and slippery conditions that challenged both teams. The Trojans overcame early defensive struggles in the first inning, with the rain contributing to some errors, but they held strong to keep the Knights scoreless. Pahrump wasted no time making an impact at the plate. Leading off, Autumn Colon smashed a triple deep to right field, setting the tone for the game. Riley Saldaña followed up with a powerful home run to left-center, quickly putting the Trojans ahead…
The Pahrump Theater Company is bringing William Shakespeare’s beloved comedy A Midsummer Night’s Dream to life—this time, with a Western twist! Auditions for the production will be held this Saturday, March 15, offering local performers the chance to take part in a fresh, imaginative adaptation of the classic play. Aspiring actors of all experience levels are encouraged to try out. The company welcomes seasoned performers as well as newcomers, emphasizing a fun and engaging audition process. Participants should be prepared to read from the script, move around, and immerse themselves in the world of Shakespeare—Western-style. A Unique Take on a…
The Living Free Art for Recovery fundraiser, held on Saturday, March 8th, was a resounding success, bringing together nearly 190 supporters for an evening of art, generosity, and community spirit. This year’s event was the first to sell out, underscoring the growing support for Living Free Health and its mission to provide addiction and mental health treatment, transitional housing, and therapeutic work programs. With the help of generous donors and enthusiastic bidders, the event raised an impressive $31,000. The highlight of the auction was “Watercolor Morning River” by Charyl Madeline, which fetched the highest bid of the evening at $800.…
